Easy to use & definitely works! I've used this several times & have no complaints!

Easy to use & definitely works! I've used this several times & have no complaints!  Read Less

I’ve been using the Baby Foot brand foot peel for a few years now, and I have consistent success every time. Here is what works...  Read More

I’ve been using the Baby Foot brand foot peel for a few years now, and I have consistent success every time. Here is what works for me:Day of treatment (Day 1): I soak my feet in plain warm water for 1 hour (until my feet are “pruny”). Immediately after soaking, I pat dry my feet, put the booties on, and leave them on for 1.5 hours (do so at your own discretion/risk, noting the instructions say to leave on 1 hour). After 1.5 hours, I remove the booties and wash my feet with soap and water.I THEN DO NOTHING EXTRA TO MY FEET FOR 3 DAYS. No lotion, no soaking, no pedicure, nothing. Just regular showering/bathing.On Day 4 (3 days after treatment): I start soaking my feet in plain warm water for approximately 1 hour every day. For me, the peeling starts on the second or third day of soaking (overall Day 6 or 7). I continue soaking daily until just about all of the skin has peeled off (usually by Day 9 or 10).For the last couple of soaking days, I’ll often help the process a bit by gently using a pumice stone (or similar) on the particularly rough/callused areas. The tops of my feet don’t peel as dramatically as the bottoms, and I always have some light flakes on the tops and upper sides for a couple of days after all the gnarly stuff has peeled off from the bottoms.Note the first time I used Baby Foot, I followed the directions exactly as provided, but nothing happened. As soon as I started using the above process, it has worked for me, with great results, every single time.  Read Less